Task force backs flexible bike-rack language, keeps two-point stability rule
Grand Junction task force discussed bike-parking standards and agreed to keep an intent-based requirement—two points of contact for stability—while avoiding prescriptive catalog specifications to allow creative 'functional art' racks, with staff to fold language into a future report.
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The task force on housing and land development debated and largely agreed to keep a stability-based bike-parking requirement while avoiding prescriptive hardware specifications.
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